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Attached five-bay four-storey former commercial building, built 1899-1900, with paired windows to each bay. Now in use as restaurant and retail outlet. Hipped roof, hidden behind brick parapet, with moulded Portland limestone coping having Portland limestone piers and urn finials to ends, and cast-iron rainwater goods to west end. Carved Portland limestone cornice over red brick walls, laid in Flemish bond, with limestone quoins to ends of facade. Square-headed window openings to first and top floors, first floor having bull-nosed brick reveals and voussoirs, carved Portland limestone keystone and sill course, top floor having moulded sills, and camber-arch openings to second floor having stepped brick reveals, Portland limestone sills, red brick hood-mouldings, all with replacement uPVC windows. Shopfront comprising carved Portland limestone pilasters with inlaid tile panels framing fascia and cornice, and display windows supported on carved Portland limestone stall-risers with inset tiled panels having carved limestone plinth course.
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